by Matt Kaszanek | Jul 12, 2015 | Uncategorized
On account of some personal stuff, the latest “Opening this weekend in New York City” will make way for a special “Opened this weekend” edition. We promise not to make a habit out of that.On the art film side of things, the big winner critically and commercially (over...
by Matt Kaszanek | Jul 3, 2015 | Uncategorized
Most distributors are steering clear of the holiday weekend, and with the studios having made their Star-Spangled offerings last Wednesday (the Terminator and Magic Mike sequels), there are just eight reviews in today’s New York Times.The best reviewed are docs. A.O....
by Matt Kaszanek | Jun 26, 2015 | Uncategorized
Judging from the Arts section in today’s New York Times, this is the perfect weekend to spend some time outside – or at least check out the restored THE THIRD MAN or Apu Trilogy at Film Forum. The best reviewed new title is probably Jalmari Helander’s BIG GAME,...
by Matt Kaszanek | Jun 19, 2015 | Uncategorized
There are 17 new reviews in today’s New York Times. The most prominent is, of course, Disney’s INSIDE OUT, which A.O. Scott (along with seemingly every other critic in America, save for Ben Sachs in the Chicago Reader) absolutely loves. “An absolute delight – funny...
by John Wildman | Jun 1, 2015 | Uncategorized
After spending the late evening/early morning hours battling the online screener for MEDITERRANEA to prep for my Daily Buzz interview, I decide to sleep in an extra hour and skip my first planned screening of the day. Sorry, EMILIE, but someone else will need to...
by John Wildman | May 28, 2015 | Uncategorized
One of my goals when I came to Cannes was to duplicate what I routinely would do when I cover Sundance: review the films that weren’t necessarily going to be covered ad nauseum by everyone else. And here, that means going to the screenings of films not in competition,...
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